THE GORILLAS SHE'S MY GAL 1977 10" US ACETATE w/alt. mix Why Wait Til Tomorrow
  £   85
  $   113

 


£ 85 Sold For
Jun 22, 2021 Sold Date
Jun 15, 2021 Start Date
18   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

echo2ndhand

The Gorillas

She's My Gal

Why Wait Til Tomorrow - Slight Different Mix - AudioDiscs 10" Acetate from 1977
  • - there are no markings to the dead wax
PROVENANCE - surfaced in Ted Carroll's storage emporium VINYL CONDITION VERY GOOD - has been machine cleaned - as per the photographs - plays well on both sides - some light marking, sticker - it will not stick, skip or jump SLEEVE CONDITION VERY GOOD - some creases, small split to base edge - basically as supplied, as per photographs P&P - sent in a professional mailer with extra protection - will post worldwide - will combine postage where possible, please contact me if you wish to do this & save money NOTE - all items are auction only, so requests to 'Buy It Now' will be ignored - profits after commissions & fees go to social & medical charities around the globe Q's - just ask!

*TEST PRESSINGS invariably have the finest possible sound quality.

There are 2 reasons for this

A.  The highest quality virgin vinyl is always used when producing test pressings. [ see more below]

B.  Test pressings are manufactured using a brand-new metal stamper that is being used for the very first time [see more below]

Further details

A.  Record pressing plants usually use a certain amount of regrind in the manufacture of  records. REGRIND is obtained by removing the centres from faulty or unwanted vinyl records and grinding up the residual vinyl. This is mixed with a quantity of new or virgin vinyl to be melted down to produce new records. Test pressings, A labels, promo copies etc., are pressed ONLY using VIRGIN vinyl, hence the sound quality will be better with less surface noise.

B.  As records are pressed, the stampers used to press the records gradually wear out. Over a run of 1000 or so records, the physical wear and tear of stamping out vinyl records gradually causes a deterioration in the nickel stampers and the records produced from these soundless sharp or clear. Test pressings etc., are manufactured in noticeably short runs, anything from 10 to 50 copies, so the stampers are producing perfect records.


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